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Continue reading →: REVIEW: Mrs Sidhu’s Just Desserts – Suk PannuMrs Sidhu – Caterer. Problem Solver. Action hero? I absolutely adored Mrs Sidhu in her first full length outing, Dead and Scone, so I was really excited to be back in her world in her new adventure – Just Desserts. When hired to cater a high-end art gallery event, the…
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Continue reading →: REVIEW: The Antiques Hunter’s Murder at the Castle – CL Miller (Audio)Freya Lockwood returns in the third novel from CL Miller, and of course, that means Aunt Carole is back too! Fresh from their adventures at sea on an Antiques cruise, the Lockwood Antiques Hunters agency head up to Scotland to investigate after a phone call from their associate Bella that…
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Continue reading →: REVIEW: Death on the Dee – MC MackayThe ladies of the Ballochbrae Book Club are back for a second outing in this cosy mystery set in Royal Deeside, Scotland. Flora, Morag, Heather and Chatty are four very different personalities, united by finding out that life doesn’t always go the way they’ve planned. When new hotel owners Rupert…
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Continue reading →: REVIEW: A Killer Guest List – Sarah BonnerSarah Bonner is devious. Just when you think you have a grasp of what’s going on, she rips the rug from under you. Repeatedly. Her new novel sees practical, logical, Cassie receive a mysterious invite for her and a plus one – in this case, her wife – to attend…
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Continue reading →: REVIEW: Murder in a Cornish Tea Shop – Fliss ChesterThe new series from Fliss Chester has all the makings of a fabulous cosy series. A young woman returning to a Cornish village. A sparky gran. A handsome detective. A bakery/teashop. Murders. And it doesn’t disappoint! When the body of a visiting influencer is found buried under fallen stones, Maddie…
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Continue reading →: BLOG TOUR REVIEW: The Missing Wife by Donna GowlandMary Shelley: Philosopher. Writer. Sleuth? In 1814, 16 year old Mary Godwin escapes London to be with the love of her life, Percy Bysshe Shelley, with her step sister Jane tagging along for the adventure. They head to France, following in the footsteps of Mary’s mother, Mary Wollstonecraft, but it…
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Continue reading →: REVIEW: Murder at the Duomo – T A WilliamsRetired Met DCI Dan Armstrong is back for his 14th Italian adventure – accompanied as always by his trusty Labrador sidekick, Oscar. This fabulous cosy series has taken us all around Italy, from North to South, to the islands… but this tale takes place closer to Dan’s adopted home in…
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Continue reading →: BLOG TOUR: A Deadly Inheritance – Jane McParkesThe book Eco-architect Olivia Wells’s return to the small Cornish seaside village of Penbartha is troubled. She’s taken leave from her successful life in Manhattan to create the legacy her godfather wanted, a sustainable group of entrepreneurs working out of his beloved disused railway station, boosting the local economy and…
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Continue reading →: Review: Murder on Friday Street – Russell CooperTantor Audio have released some of my favourite audiobooks, so I was delighted to see that they are releasing Russell Cooper’s Murder on Friday Street. Well read by Bronwen Price, the hilariously entertaining novel follows a group of former MI6 spies as they dig into a cold case. When Randolph…
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Continue reading →: BLOG TOUR: Death at a Paris Hotel – Verity BrightFor Lady Eleanor Swift, Paris means champagne at breakfast, romantic walks by the Eiffel Tower… and her deadliest case yet! Newlyweds Lady Swift and Detective Hugh Seldon are honeymooning in the most romantic city on earth. Clifford, her butler,has come along for the trip to make sure everything goes to plan for the happy couple. And Gladstone, the…
